Uncanny X-Men (1963-2011) #118C by Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

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Synopsis

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Release Information

Published February, 1979 (Bronze Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1979 for £0.12 GBP. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is £55.29 GBP.

Additional Issue Information:UK Edition

UPC: 0714860246102
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Issue Story(s)

The Submergence of Japan! (Pages 1-32)

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Writer(s)

Interior Penciler(s)

John Byrne

Interior Letterer(s)

Tom Orzechowski - 'Tom Orz'

Interior Inker(s)

Ricardo Villamonte

Interior Colorist(s)

Glynis Oliver - 'Glynis Wein'

Cover Penciler(s)

Dave Cockrum

Cover Letterer(s)

Dan Crespi

Cover Inker(s)

Terry Austin

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Character Appearance

Team Appearance

Cameo Appearance

Iron Fist (Daniel Rand)

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Ratings and Reviews

by Fausticus1 on 7/17/2013 7:11:00 AM (Variant A)

The X-Men fall from one adventure into the next. They arrive in Japan after escaping the Savage land only to see it in flames. The atmosphere in this issue is great. You can really feel the bleakness as the city is struck by disaster. The X-Men meet up with Sunfire who is still a stubborn fool. Even though there is quite some dialog the pacing is very well done. There is also a first appearance of Mariko. There's some action as the X-Men actually manage to win a fight for once. The pencils by Byrne are top notch again. A very enjoyable issue.